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Quick Answer: What are the European Film Awards?

European Film Awards are presented each December. Celluloid tracks 10 winners and nominees across 9 ceremonies (8 verified wins), ordered by wins then four-input Celluloid Score. Highest-rated title on Celluloid: Parasite (2019) at 93%. European Film Awards 2023 winners in the catalogue include Anatomy of a Fall.

Highest-rated European Film Awards titles on Celluloid

Quality view by four-input Celluloid Score — independent of how many trophies a title collected.

  1. Parasite 2019 · 93%
  2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 2019 · 90%
  3. The Lives of Others 2006 · 89%
  4. Roma 2018 · 88%
  5. Amour 2012 · 88%
  6. Anatomy of a Fall 2023 · 86%

European Film Awards 2023 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2022 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2019 winners and nominees · 2 titles

European Film Awards 2018 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2016 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2013 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2012 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2006 winners and nominees · 1 title

European Film Awards 2001 winners and nominees · 1 title

Frequently asked questions

What are the European Film Awards?

Presented by the European Film Academy, these awards honour the best of a continent’s cinema — a pan-European counterweight to Hollywood, crowning films from Berlin to Rome to Paris.

Which titles won at the European Film Awards 2023?

European Film Awards 2023 winners in the Celluloid catalogue: Anatomy of a Fall (Best Film, Best Director).

What is the highest-rated European Film Awards title on Celluloid?

Parasite (2019) leads European Film Awards titles on Celluloid with a 93% Celluloid Score.

How does Celluloid rank European Film Awards winners?

Each European Film Awards ceremony year lists titles by verified wins first, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). Category-level won/nominated results sit beside each title. This is catalogue order, not an official award ranking.